Storing Quarantine Scripts on a Remote Server

When implementing Microsoft's Network Access Quarantine Control under Windows
Server 2003 with RRAS, is it possible to place the client quarantine
script(s) in a shared folder on a remote server rather than in the VPN
connectoid's folder on the client itself? Being able to do so would mean
that changes to the quarantine script in the shared folder would immediately
become available to all VPN clients the next time
they connected to the VPN. This would eliminate the need to push the updated
script to the hard drive of every VPN client in the field every time the
script changes.

It seems like this approach of ought to work as long as the following
assumptions are true:

1) The shared folder is located on a server that is accessible by the VPN
client immediately after the VPN tunnel has been established
2) The shared folder has sufficient access rights for the VPN client to
access and run the script after the VPN tunnel has been established.
3) ISA is properly configured to allow the VPN client to access the shared
folder and run the script during Quarantine.
4) The location of the script is properly referenced in the VPN connectoid's
*.cms file on the VPN client.
5) The script is defined to run as a post-connection action in the VPN
connectoid created using CMAK.

If this approach will work, how must the script be referenced in the 0= line
under the [Connect Actions] section of the .cms file? Can it simply be
referenced using a UNC notation similar to
"\\192.168.1.10\sharename\scriptname.vbs" where 192.168.0.10 is the server
IP where the share is located?

Thanks,

Bryan